Wild Peak Plastic Spork - Lightweight & Strong All in one Spoon, Fork, Knife Cutlery with Optional Storage Bag ▲ (Sunset Orange, with Storage Bag)

very good spork for £2.49 it's a bargain i don't know why anyone moans about it saying it doesn't fit in the hand their obviously holding it wrong . put your little finger and the one next to it in the spoon bit and it fits perfectly ( it should be supplied with a bib for some i'll be honest) or moaning that it doesn't last or hold up after using it for stirring a boil it's plastic for crying out loud it's not a rolls royce it's a plastic spork for £2.49 it does what it's supposed to do

Bought two sets of these and also two sets of bamboo cutlery for overseas travel/camping. I was surprised to find out how MASSIVE they are. These are well made, sturdy sporks with sharp tines. They have a good quality mesh bag with a sturdy toggle.That said, I was a bit disappointed to find that the bag was mesh, as it won't keep out and dust/fuzz/dirt, so if we end up using these sporks, the bag will probably left behind, as it really doesn't protect the cutlery at all. I say "if" we use these, only because I find them too massive to comfortably use. This spork is just too big to fit in the hand comfortably, as you end up awkwardly trying to grasp a wide spoon at one end, or a wide fork at the other. Makes me feel like a 4 year old, trying to grasp a really huge pencil. I thought maybe my hubby would find them comfortable to use, as he has massive 2XL hands (vs. my medium hands), but he said he finds them awkward as well, as prefers the bamboo cutlery set with a small spoon.

Well... um..... it's a spork.It feels alright, very very light, great for taking to work and enabling you to not have to take metal cutlery onto the ward.Would be perfect for camping or festivals I bet.Also it doesn't warp when mixing coffee! The NHS runs off of coffee.

Lightweight but weak. Stress marks after first use and has broken today, 3 months in. Admittedly, I have used it for more than eating but I wasn't trying to dig to Oz or anything, just making brews.

Lovely little article for anyone's packLoads of colours to choose from and yellow is my fav (easy to spot in woodland too).I typically prefer plastic cutlery as I am a Backcountry backpacker / small time bushcrafter and I use a metal cup/pot to prepare and eat my meals from, and having a metal spoon or spork scrape against a metal container is probably one of the worst things to hear so a plastic spork is perfect.Has the benefits of being Lightweight and easy to clean (pictures above are after a weekend away) and also dosent get hot when preparing meals. The tines are nice and pointed while also being sturdy, so getting a morsel of meat is quite trivial.As expected with a plastic spork is slight bending in the middle but it's not going to break with normal intended use when eating unless you're eating stones and bones (in which case why would an animal be using cutlery).Overall. Good piece and very good price

I purchased this spork because I was worried about scratching the coating on my cook set with my titanium one. It really weighs very little, even with the bag. I'm sure that if you only use it for its intended purpose, ie eating, then it will prove to be durable. I certainly won't be using it for anything else. Very pleased with this purchase and look forward to using it out in the wilds once lockdown is over! I'm interested to see other Wild Peak products. Thank you.

This spork works well for me - I am on chemotherapy and my taste is up the spout so eating with non metal cutlery really helps.I have had it for a few months now and it’s really all I need. The fork has a serrated edge for cutting- the spoon is big enough for everything including cereals.It’s easy to wash up. It’s sturdy enough for me, and easy to use both ends during one meal course.Just what I needed

Fast delivery. Great value, wanted to try something different to a titanium spoon, looked at various products, very happy with my purchase.Tried and tested, cutting plum tomatoes, tuna mayo sandwich and currently using for my breakfast porridge. Field tested, wild camping,60+meals so far, 3/20; will update and comment on it's durability, but feels great in the hand.Agree with others, purchase the bag, well worth the extra 50p.Buy with confidence. 😁👍